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Lamborghinikid

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  1. Yes, I’m perfectly fine with the grade. I am actually very happy with it.  The only concern i have is in this day and and time we have people cracking cases and switching labels on books. I love for all of my silver age and key books to have notes with them to show that it is the actual book. Just in case I ever decided to sell or trade anything , the notes can show that it is that actual book. 

  2. 21 minutes ago, Westy Steve said:

    Heh, I don't want to pay for the notes.  I already have too much invested in that book relative to what it's worth. :(

     

    You won’t have to pay for them. Just go to your invoice list under your submissions page and click on the invoice number in blue. Then On the next page click on your grader notes and they will pop up for you. 

  3. Even when they are not scheduled to be at a show , sometimes they have representatives there . At this years Tampa con they were not there but they had dealers at the show that could witness signatures on their behalf and when you submit the book it will get the yellow label. Be sure to check with them or or show promoter to see even when you don’t see them scheduled to be in attendance. 

  4. Thanks , the reason I ask is I have a few silver age books that are attached but they are weak around a few staples. All of these books are in the 4.0 range. I recently had one pressed that had bad spine roll. It looks MUCH better and I think pressing it bumped the grade ,but during the process the bottom staple let go of the cover. What’s is the general thought within the community ? Have a better looking book with a popped staple or a book that has a very weak attatched staple and wrinkled ?

    Option 1. Leave the book wrinkled with a very weak attatched staple. Have a book that has less eye appeal that’s a 3.5 to 4.0 grade

    Option 2. Press the book . Have a book with better eye appeal but a high risk of having a staple pop ,that’s the same 3.5 to 4.0 grade

  5. My subject is gold and silver age books with spine roll that are commonly pressed and fall into the 2.0 to 4.5 range. Alot of these books have a bit of small tearing around the staples which leads me to this question. Is it common to pop a staple during the process on these books? Opinions and personal experience is welcome , thanks 

  6. Sold ! I will leave it as is and enjoy it the same. I have a hulk that i had graded that’s in the same boat as this book except both staples are attatched. However , it is missing a larger piece out of the cover. I would love to get everyone’s opinion on it as well to see if a 2.0 can be achieved. I will post it in a new thread when i get home. As always , thanks for your opinions. 

  7. 2 hours ago, Readcomix said:

    While there's nothing in the notes a press can fix, I guess another .2 is possible but there is risk to consider, as Wipple said. Also, I like that the whole price circle and the lower left tip of the A are on the front cover, not wrapped around to the back a bit, as is often the case. Just a thought. While this has that bit of back cover edge showing in the front, it seems this book is more often wrapped a bit too far to the back, folding over left edge front cover elements.  Congrats!

    I have never noticed that style wrap vs the others. I did a google search and I see what you mean. One thing that you and Wipple both mentioned is possible damage to the book. I truly am not that knowledgeable about the CCS pressing process. What type of damage do you think could occur ? Do believe the damage could occur because of the wear that the book already has ? Thanks everyone for their time and expertise.